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Elderly households had an income rise of 21 per cent from 2009 to 2014. Couples with young children saw their household income rise 8 per cent in the same period.

Income and wealth statistics for households, 2014

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Registered incomes for households by type of household. Average in NOK.¹²³
	2014
	All households	Living alone, person under 30 years	Living alone, person 30-44 years	Living alone, person 45-66 years	Living alone, person 67 years and older	Couple without resident children, oldest person under 30 years	Couple without resident children, oldest person 30-44 years	Couple without resident children, oldest person 45-66 years	Couple without resident children, oldest person 67 years and older	Couples with children 0-5 years	Couples with children 6-17 years	Couples with children 18 years and older	Single mother/father with children 0-5 year	Single mother/father with children 6-17 year	Single mother/father with children 18 year and older	Two or more-familiy households
¹Private households consiting of single persons living alone under the age of 18 are not included.
²Couples included married couples, cohabiting couples and registered partners.
³Students not included.
⁴From 2014 onwards, deficit on rental of real estate outside of commercial activity is not included in this component.
⁵From 2014 onwards, deficit on rental of real estate outside of commercial activity is included in this component.
⁶Disability benefits includes permanent disability pension, preliminary disability benefits, time limited disability benefits and means-tested child supplement for receivers of time limited disability benfits (from 2007).
⁷Includes recipients of the former private contractual pension scheme (AFP).
⁸Sickness benfits from the National Insurance Scheme. Holiday payments from sickness benefits are included.
⁹Other taxable transfers include benefits such as parental benefit, annuity, introduction benefits for newly arrived refugees and qualification benefits (from 2008).
¹⁰Other tax-free transfers benefits such as childcare benefit to single parents, lump sum maternity grants, compensation for work injury, education benefit to single parents and received child support managed by public arrangement. Various benefits received by people attending job creating programs are included from 2009. From 2014, extra compensation for recipients of contractual pension (AFP) is included.
¹¹Negative transfers include paid child support managed by public arrangement, paid annuity and mandatory contribution to private pension plan.
Income from work (NOK)	521 800	273 700	366 400	312 900	20 300	624 300	802 600	790 600	125 800	819 800	1 079 400	1 081 500	216 700	409 900	509 100	687 700
Wages and salaries (NOK)	489 700	266 700	348 800	292 600	16 900	611 100	772 400	736 300	108 900	774 600	1 008 100	1 006 100	207 500	391 400	480 300	637 800
Net income from self-employment (NOK)⁴	32 100	7 100	17 600	20 300	3 400	13 200	30 200	54 300	16 800	45 100	71 300	75 300	9 200	18 500	28 700	49 900

Property income (NOK)	41 400	5 900	12 000	27 600	27 800	13 100	23 700	77 600	67 600	39 300	71 300	79 900	9 000	18 400	33 700	42 800
Interest received (NOK)	11 200	2 500	3 300	7 800	13 800	6 400	7 600	17 500	26 400	7 600	10 400	18 500	2 400	4 700	11 000	12 900
Share dividends received (NOK)	18 400	1 700	4 800	12 000	6 500	3 200	8 200	38 100	19 700	19 900	43 600	38 700	4 300	9 200	12 400	15 400
Realised capital gains (NOK)	10 600	1 300	3 200	7 500	7 300	2 600	5 500	20 300	20 300	10 000	15 400	19 700	1 900	4 500	9 500	12 000
Realised capital losses (NOK)	3 300	400	1 300	2 700	2 400	800	1 900	5 900	5 900	2 900	4 700	5 800	900	2 000	2 500	3 400
Other capital incomes (NOK)⁵	4 400	800	1 900	3 000	2 700	1 700	4 300	7 600	7 100	4 700	6 600	8 800	1 300	2 000	3 300	5 900

Transfers received (NOK)	192 600	38 100	60 300	128 900	288 000	46 400	64 300	216 500	544 500	166 800	115 900	211 400	190 200	134 600	187 400	281 700
Taxable transfers (NOK)	175 800	28 100	51 200	121 700	285 400	30 900	56 100	212 100	542 000	128 600	82 100	199 900	114 300	78 200	171 100	250 300
Sosial security benefits (NOK)	115 300	16 300	32 100	84 600	222 200	13 400	27 300	127 500	409 200	19 800	41 900	130 800	65 500	47 400	121 100	168 000
Old-age pensions (NOK)	72 100	0	0	9 300	219 000	0	0	36 600	384 600	200	2 100	52 400	200	500	47 500	89 700
Disability pension (NOK)⁶	26 300	6 100	17 000	56 900	2 800	2 700	9 900	68 700	21 800	4 400	16 900	49 300	5 100	15 700	42 800	45 000
Work assessment allowance (NOK)	14 900	10 100	15 000	15 600	100	10 600	17 400	21 600	2 500	13 800	22 200	28 600	16 600	22 000	26 400	27 700
Service pensions etc. (NOK)	25 800	200	600	14 000	59 600	200	700	33 400	111 800	1 300	6 200	25 100	1 100	4 700	20 300	29 000
Contractual pension (NOK)	4 200	0	0	4 500	1 300	0	0	17 400	14 300	0	300	5 700	0	100	1 700	4 100
Contractual pension (AFP) in public sector (NOK)⁷	3 400	0	0	3 400	1 200	0	0	12 800	13 000	0	200	4 200	0	0	1 300	3 200
Contractual pension (AFP) in private sector (NOK)	800	0	0	1 000	100	0	0	4 600	1 300	0	100	1 500	0	0	400	900
Unemployment benefits (NOK)	4 900	3 600	6 500	4 100	0	5 100	8 500	5 000	600	8 900	5 900	7 400	6 500	4 400	6 500	9 700
Sickness benefits (NOK)⁸	16 400	5 100	9 900	13 800	400	10 500	17 400	28 000	3 800	29 400	26 500	29 600	16 800	19 400	19 800	25 500
Other taxable transfers (NOK)⁹	9 300	2 800	2 200	800	1 800	1 700	2 300	800	2 200	69 100	1 400	1 300	24 500	2 200	1 700	14 100

Tax-free transfers (NOK)	16 700	10 000	9 100	7 100	2 500	15 500	8 200	4 400	2 500	38 200	33 800	11 600	75 900	56 400	16 300	31 400
Familiy allowances (NOK)	6 400	100	1 400	400	0	100	400	100	0	21 600	21 100	1 100	25 000	24 300	1 700	10 100
Dwelling support (kr)	1 200	1 900	2 000	1 800	1 100	800	700	200	100	1 100	500	300	8 500	3 400	1 200	1 400
Scholarships (NOK)	2 200	2 600	200	0	0	11 200	3 600	0	0	2 600	4 400	4 600	3 100	6 200	5 000	7 500
Social assistance (NOK)	2 200	4 000	4 000	2 600	100	2 100	2 000	500	0	2 700	1 500	1 400	12 800	5 300	3 700	3 800
Basic and attendance benefits (NOK)	1 500	500	600	1 000	1 100	500	600	1 000	1 400	1 600	3 200	1 800	1 500	3 100	1 700	2 500
Cash for care (NOK)	600	0	200	0	0	0	0	0	0	4 600	0	0	3 500	0	0	1 200
Other tax-free transfers (NOK)¹⁰	2 600	700	600	1 400	200	900	800	2 500	900	4 100	3 100	2 400	21 400	14 100	3 100	4 900

Total income (NOK)	755 700	317 700	438 600	469 400	336 100	683 800	890 700	1 084 700	737 800	1 025 800	1 266 600	1 372 800	415 900	563 000	730 100	1 012 200

Total assessed taxed and negative transfers (NOK)	192 000	72 600	113 000	121 800	61 400	159 300	235 900	308 600	153 600	265 700	357 000	373 900	65 200	120 400	172 500	233 800
Assessed taxes (NOK)	187 600	71 100	109 200	118 000	61 200	155 800	229 700	301 800	152 700	258 800	348 600	365 700	62 800	116 200	167 700	227 800
Negative transfers (NOK)¹¹	4 500	1 500	3 700	3 800	200	3 400	6 200	6 900	900	6 900	8 400	8 300	2 500	4 200	4 800	6 100

After-tax income (NOK)	563 700	245 100	325 700	347 500	274 600	524 500	654 800	776 100	584 200	760 100	909 600	998 900	350 700	442 600	557 700	778 400

Number of households	2 298 922	162 455	197 397	291 639	255 191	45 946	57 109	214 665	213 167	232 571	250 505	111 086	30 561	88 541	59 391	88 698

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